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Originally Posted by Tinordi
What are you talking about? We're talking about compromise between parties here right? How did the CPC compromise on the death penalty? It was illegal when they came in, it's still illegal now. No legislation was tabled to make it legal? What's the compromise?
Same with abortion.
Same with same-sex marriage.
You brought up how the CPC compromises. So lets see it. What I see is removing the poison pill that threatened to existence of at least 2 of the other 3 major parties. Uh huh... and what else?
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Uh huh...here is one from just a few months ago.
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NDP finance critic Tom Mulcair said he agrees with Finance Minister Jim Flaherty’s recent assessment that the two of them found some common ground during a private meeting on the budget. He said those areas included a need to help low-income seniors – perhaps by enhancing the Guaranteed Income Supplement – and possibly renewing incentives for energy-friendly home renovations. Mr. Mulcair said polling shows no party stands to gain now from an election
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